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        Terre Haute during the Civil War

        Ridgley, Ronald H. (2013-05-03)
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        Terrorizing the 'Fortress of London'? German Bombings, Public Pressure, and the Creation of the British Home Defense System in World War I

        Platt, Brandon (2010-07-20)
        Aeronautical warfare played a greater role in the First World War than initially given credit, forcing the British government over time to develop a competent ‗Home Defence‘ system to ward off German bombings and satisfy the British public‘s pressure for protection. By juxtaposing early aerial history with the British public‘s perceptions and the government‘s response, this study reveals a vital transition in the nature and perceptions of warfare during the First World War, providing a socio-military perspective rarely seen in pure military or social histories. Debunking the misconception of the reliance of aerial warfare for just scouting and reconnaissance, this study demonstrates that aerial bombardment, focusing particularly on the German bombing campaign over Britain, had a significant psychological impact on the British people. Moreover, studying these bombings illustrates the rapid technological and tactical advancements that transpired as the war progressed, eventually leading to the creation of the ‗infant‘ British Royal Air Force and an aerial defense system that would become the foundation of Britain‘s defense system during World War II. The enduring results of these German bombings was Britain‘s reunion with the European continent – no longer allowing it to remain in isolation – while simultaneously contributing to the general ‗totalization‘ of warfare that occurred in the First World War.
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        The Achievements of the American Negro in the Present Era

        Churchill, Coleridge M. (2013-01-08)
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        The British groundnut scheme : a study in agragian [i.e. agrarian] planning

        Nottingham, Nancy (2013-05-03)
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        The Columbus-Bartholomew County Library : its origin, growth, functions, and possibilities

        Ross, J. Ray. (2012-06-22)
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        The development of education in the public schools of Terre Haute 1816-1860

        Farr, Catheryn M. (2012-07-30)
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        The development of television in the United States from 1923 to the present time which is May, 1950

        Giuliano, Bernice F. (2013-03-05)
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        The development of the techniques of vitreous enameling

        Gardner, Dorothy Greene (2013-04-09)
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        The history and development of the teaching of dramatics at Indiana State Teachers College from 1891 to 1939

        Henley, Emily Ann (2013-02-26)
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        The history and growth of the music department of Indiana State Teachers College from 1870 to 1945

        Hall, Julia E. (2013-01-10)
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        The History of a Quaker Academy in Vermilion Grove, Illinois, 1874-1942

        Mendenhall, Allen Willard (2013-11-14)
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        The history of the Gerstmeyer Technical High School

        Edwards, Gertrude W. (2012-08-15)
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        The history of the growth and development of color television

        Crawford, Robert Francis (2013-04-09)
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        The life and contributions of Barnabas C. Hobbs to Indiana education

        Boruff, Oscar (2012-08-15)
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        The Negro and education in Missouri

        Donaldson, Ulysses Simpson (2013-02-26)
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        The removal of the Potawatomi Indians : 1820 to the trail of death

        McCabe, Michael A. (2013-05-03)
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        The Terre Haute general strike

        Bush, Donald L. (2013-04-09)
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        Three periods in the history of the Indiana State Teachers' Association

        Harris, Robert (2013-01-22)
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        Toiling in the vineyards : A study of two nineteenth century religious communities in the Midwest

        Fife, Camille (2009-08-26)
        This study looks at two nineteenth century southern Indian sites founded by European women's religious communities to serve immigrant families in the New World: Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana, founded in 1840 by the French Sisters of Providence and the monastery of the Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Indiana, established in 1867 by nuns of German origin. An introduction develops the historicial context for nineteenth century immigration to North America and relevant trends in nineteeth century Catholicism as well as the history of Catholic settlement in the Midwest. The study concentrates on each site's physical evolution, divided into periods of significance. Developments dictated by natural conditions, pioneer practices and possible European influence are discussed. Factors such as existing conditions, specifics of religious orientation, personalities and ethnic differences are compared. The study concludes that development was not random and the both sites demonstrated high degree of retention and/or replication of their mother culture.
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